US EditionMark Rutte to Address the Ukrainian Parliament
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte (photo) said in the Parliament in Kiev on Tuesday that the security guarantees prepared for Ukraine by Western allies are solid. Rutte described what will happen after the warring forces reach a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine. “Some European allies have announced that they will […] The article Mark Rutte in Kiev – speech in the Parliament of Ukraine: “Security guarantees are solid, because concluding an agreemen…
Today in Ukraine: an unannounced visit from OUR Mark Rutte, who came to say hello to his buddy Volodymyr Zelensky, or as Rutte himself calls him: "My dear friend Volodymyr." Rutte's visit was intended to underscore NATO's support for the country, something Russia is very unhappy about. The two lit a candle at the People's Memorial of National Remembrance on Independence Square in Kyiv. Later, Mark also gave a speech to the Ukrainian parliament. …
Russian forces launched another missile strike on the Ukrainian capital Kiev early on Wednesday, damaging residential buildings and other structures, officials said, adding that Russian airstrikes were also being carried out in other Ukrainian regions, including Kharkiv, the country's second-largest city.
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